Tommy Cooper

John Field


Regions:
Surrey, Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex
Notice Period:
Short (maybe less than one month's notice)
Type:
Professional
Fee:
Paid: 125.00 - no expenses
Category:
Entertainment
Updated:
18th November 2017
Tagged:
Magic | Comedy | Humour

One of the funniest men ever to grace the stage or TV was (and still is) universally loved. Yet life was not easy for Tommy. Hear the truth about this great man - no impressions as he was a unique "one off". Fully illustrated with a Powerpoint slideshow - an incredible tale.

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About John Field

I qualified as a solicitor in 1976 and after stints as managing partner and senior partner in my firm took early retirement in 2011. I have a love of magic and gave my first stage performance in 1965. I am a Member of The Magic Circle and within that organisation I have been elevated to Associate Member of The Inner Magic Circle of which there are about 300 worldwide. Throughout my life I have spoken about magic and magicians on cruise ships and to various groups including Rotary Clubs, Round Table, Probus Clubs, University of the Third Age, Women's Institutes and assorted social clubs. Many groups have asked me back for second and third talks. You are guaranteed to have a fun and educational time.


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